69 camaro value?

FINESPLINE · 08-14-2010, 04:16 PM

Interesting car in terms of class versis car representation. The car is dressed as a Z/28 as we all know came with a 302 sbc. I believe a 1969 camaro with the 302 falls into E/S yet this car clearly is classified as a A/SA. There are only 396 and 427 bbc in that class. The only cars to come through with the cowl induction hood was a Z/28 or the COPO 9560-9561 cars. If it is a 396/375 L78 L89 it has wrong the hood . I thought the car still had to fit the engine option as it was offered from the factory ?

Also 1969 Z/28 non RS cars had argent silver grills even though many have been replaced with black. Don't get me wrong , Jim's car is beautiful -just a bit confusing to those who not in the know !

08-14-2010, 04:16 PM	#21
FINESPLINE Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Island of high taxes, N.Y. Posts: 541 Likes: 0 Liked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: 69 camaro value? Interesting car in terms of class versis car representation. The car is dressed as a Z/28 as we all know came with a 302 sbc. I believe a 1969 camaro with the 302 falls into E/S yet this car clearly is classified as a A/SA. There are only 396 and 427 bbc in that class. The only cars to come through with the cowl induction hood was a Z/28 or the COPO 9560-9561 cars. If it is a 396/375 L78 L89 it has wrong the hood . I thought the car still had to fit the engine option as it was offered from the factory ? Also 1969 Z/28 non RS cars had argent silver grills even though many have been replaced with black. Don't get me wrong , Jim's car is beautiful -just a bit confusing to those who not in the know ! Last edited by FINESPLINE; 08-14-2010 at 04:23 PM.